RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Eight hundred thirty-six tons of marijuana were destroyed in an operation between Paraguay and Brazil. A blow to transnational drug trafficking worth more than US$25 million.
The joint operation of Paraguay's National Anti-Drug Secretariat and the Brazilian Federal Police culminated last Sunday with the destruction of numerous marijuana plantations and the dismantling of 103 drug camps in the border department of Amambay.
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